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7th City of London Battalion Officers Large Pattern Gilt Button

Circa 26mm in diameter, fixed shank, maker marked Firmin & Sons Ld, London. Worn from 1908 to 1921 only. Gilt bright, in fabulous condition.

Ripley No 439 refers.

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Code: 63962

Somerset Light Infantry ( Prince Alberts) Pair of Facing Officers OSD Collar Badges - one maker marked Gaunt London

Die cast bronze, facing and a close match with two original lugs to reverse of each, one maker marked J.R. Gaunt . London (the small stamp - 11mm long and therefore correct even with the dot before London) on reverse of scroll. 3.7cm tall. A good colour match and clearly from the same manufacturer.

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https://www.britishbadgeforum.com/makers_marks/gaunt.htm
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Code: 62291

Somerset White Metal Shoulder Title

White metal title, at first I thought it was a light brass and lightly cleaned to front. The back reflects how the front used to look. I can only assume it was a layer of nicotine. Believed to be Red Cross and worn in this pattern until the 1950s. Thanks to Bruce for the information.

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Code: 63960

Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's) Cast Brass One Piece Shoulder Title, Bugle to Right

A finely cast yellow brass shoulder title with two original loops to the reverse. Indian made but of a really good and attractive quality.

Westlake No 873 refers.

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Code: 61475

12.00 GBP

Somerset L I / XIII Embroidered Felt Cloth Shoulder Title

A large title in very good condition.

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Code: 63958

Northamptonshire Imperial Yeomanry (NIY) Officers Large Pattern Gilt Brass Button

Circa 26mm in diameter, fixed shank and maker marked Armfield & Co Ltd, Birmingham. In good condition, some polishing to highpoints. Gilt dulled and some staining. Medium pattern button also available if of interest, please email.

Ripley No 412 refers.

G84.2(2)
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Code: 62430

15.00 GBP

East Surrey Regiment Large Bandsmans Musicians Pouch Badge

A large gilding metal badge of two part construction with two screw posts and one retaining nut remaining. Black leather backing to the shield in the centre. Worn from 1902 - 1952. In very good condition and a hard badge to come by.

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Code: 63950